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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1973

Page

7

P and G Furnitureland Opens at New East Washington Site

Mayor Edward Zarger officially opened P and G Furnitureland at its new East Washington Street location in the former Salvation Army building. Attending were Gordon Nordlund owner Lyle Hotchkiss and Richard Brostrom of the Chamber of Commerce Mrs Richard Nordlund and Richard Nordlund store manager. Journal Photo by McMichael.

Edward Zarger P and G Furnitureland East Washington Street Salvation Army Zarger Gordon Nordlund Lyle Hotchkiss Richard Brostrom Chamber of Commerce Richard Nordlund McMichael

Indians Plan To Sue Police For Brutality

Four American Indians acquitted after a film crew shot a scene outside a center city hotel plan to sue the Philadelphia police, alleging brutality. The men, John Benedict, Maynard Gabriel, Marvin Course, and Raymond Moses, were watching a film crew when a scuffle led to Leroy Shenandoah’s death, with the officers accused of kicking him. Their attorney said a federal suit would be filed, while Shenandoah’s mother already filed a federal suit over the slaying.

Philadelphia Leroy Shenandoah Jack Levine Shenandoah Federal District Court John Benedict Cornwell Island Ontario Canada Maynard Gabriel Marvin Course Raymond Moses Orondage Syracuse Hollywood

South Africa Officials Attend Multiracial Parties for First Time

Pretoria officials including Brand Fourie and undersecretaries joined multiracial U S and British celebrations, marking a rare relaxation of apartheid era rules. The move, not officially acknowledged, followed years of strict racial separation in diplomatic social events.

South Africa Pretoria Brand Fourie Foreign Ministry U.S John Hurd Hilgard Muller Nationalist Hendrik J. Verwoerd Verwoerd Parliament Muller

East Branch News Highlights From Community Happenings

Mrs Olga Pitt dies unexpectedly at home. burial in Spring Creek Cemetery. East Branch Home Missions Society held July meeting at Mrs Olive Tubbs. August plans tentatively set for Mrs Floyd Britton in Garland. Helen Hoyt visits Hazel Fralick and Frank Dorrance for Sunday dinner. Fralick mentions killing a rooster for the occasion. George Holton builds a new home near Greenhurst. seven weeks of work completed. Bruce Bailey visits Mildred Bailey in Garland. Bailey family attends Corry High School game between Assemblies of God and Lutherans, Lutherans win. Five-day Vacation Bible School at Dobbs Corner Church Aug 6-10. theme Wordless Book. handcrafts for all ages. call for donations of household castoffs. Corner Clowns group forms for Spartansburg Fair parade, ages 2-16. sign up via Mrs Bruce Bailey. Family attends Katherine Ann Hanz and Stanley Kenger wedding in Lower Burrell. Elizabeth Caperelli and family visit. trip includes Mahaffey Camp and a deer-accident sighting on Route 36.

Marlin Klingensmith Kenneth Pitt Olga Mildred Bailey Garland Baileys Corry High School Assembly of God Dobbs Corner Frank Robbins Dobbs Corners Spartansburg Corner Clowns Bruce Bailey Lower Burrell Katherine Ann Hanz Stanley Kenger Elizabeth Caperelli New Jersey John Andrew Pennsylvania Neal Mahaffey Elizabeth Cobbs Corners Roseann Mahaffey Camp Mahaffey Tionesta Kathy Bigley Titusville Kathy

Two Surprises As PUC Opens Erie Hearings

The Erie hearing into General Telephone Co of Pennsylvania rate increases began with a last minute site switch causing confusion. Protestors and city officials were absent while residential rates would rise 2.10 to 3.15 and commercial charges 5.85 to 8.10.

Erie, Pa State Public Utility Commission General Telephone Co Pennsylvania Erie County

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